Death at Beekeepers Hollow: An English Village Cozy Mystery (Madeleine Brooks Mysteries Book 5)
By Tannis Laidlaw
A locked rehab clinic, two missing women—and one woman who won’t look away.
When estate agent and former probation officer Madeleine Brooks hears her friend’s long-lost daughter has vanished from a high-security rehab centre, she’s concerned. When a second young woman disappears days later, she’s alarmed. And when both are written off as having simply ‘walked out’, Maddie knows something’s terribly wrong.
Beekeepers Hollow is no ordinary clinic. Beyond the beautiful facade of the Manor House and beneath its manicured gardens and rustic beehives lie locked doors, drugged patients and whispered warnings. Further investigation by Maddie reveals coded ledgers, manipulated documents and other far more sinister discoveries than anyone could have imagined.
Someone is profiting from silence. And someone is watching her.
Moody and gripping, Death at Beekeepers Hollow is a traditional mystery with a contemporary edge—perfect for fans of Christie, Marsh, and modern village noir.
A quietly gripping read that will make you think—and keep you guessing.
A locked rehab clinic, two missing women—and one woman who won’t look away.
When estate agent and former probation officer Madeleine Brooks hears her friend’s long-lost daughter has vanished from a high-security rehab centre, she’s concerned. When a second young woman disappears days later, she’s alarmed. And when both are written off as having simply ‘walked out’, Maddie knows something’s terribly wrong.
Beekeepers Hollow is no ordinary clinic. Beyond the beautiful facade of the Manor House and beneath its manicured gardens and rustic beehives lie locked doors, drugged patients and whispered warnings. Further investigation by Maddie reveals coded ledgers, manipulated documents and other far more sinister discoveries than anyone could have imagined.
Someone is profiting from silence. And someone is watching her.
Moody and gripping, Death at Beekeepers Hollow is a traditional mystery with a contemporary edge—perfect for fans of Christie, Marsh, and modern village noir.
A quietly gripping read that will make you think—and keep you guessing.